Taylor k-2006 Test kit- FC- 3.6 PH 7.0 TA-120 Can't get CYA to measure. Thoughts?
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Taylor k-2006 Test kit- FC- 3.6 PH 7.0 TA-120 Can't get CYA to measure. Thoughts?
In Ground, 36'x14' Gunite w/StoneScape. IntelliFlo 2 VST, Pentair CCP520, Pentair 400 Heater, Taylor k-2006. Built 9/2016
#2
Sounds like there isn't any CYA in the pool. Or testing error.
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#3
The R-0013 reagent is fairly bullet-proof and almost never goes bad. Any CYA level less than 30ppm will result in a clear water sample when testing. You likely have less than 30ppm CYA.
Matt
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